The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-06
CITY MATTERS IN GENERAL
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Governor Gray has issued agents commission to
p Cooper. who is wanted for murder in Switzerland
county.
Hickory nuts selling here for 10 cents quart,
them for so cents a bushel and the grocers resell
at 75 cents:
A special train win leave the Union Depot at A.
of those who wish to attend the funeral of the late
Daniel Fisher.
The opening of the virginiaavenue Rink at
tended by large crowd last night 1t will be open
on Wednesday and Saturday evenings hereafter. with
an attraction on Saturday.
glands preachers, will open the Indianapolis lecture
st Plymouth Church Nov. 8. taking for his
subject Christian Agnosticisun."
its articles of association with the Secretary of State
yesterday. It's capital stock is $24 900. The di-
F. Michael.
On Friday young man left horse and buggy at
the Checkered livery stable on West Washington
hours. He has not yet called for the property and
the supposition is it stolen.
The appealed LIQUOR case of Charles Polster, of
which inquiry has been made, was settled not long
by his paying in the Criminal Court the fine as
sessed by the Mayor in the court below. He did it
without the knowledge of his attorneys.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Louis
Nicholas Schell and Magdalena Ferrnger, Louis b. g.
shEber M and Matilda HsnsE Edgs r and
George b. Rooms and Lizzie J. Lock, Louis Dorval
and Rosa Hiesa.
Another cOlOreQ arrested yesterday
tective Thornton suspicion of being the partner of
Henry Payton in the assault and robbery of r. A
''Pomp' White, and he was an intimate friend of
PAXTON. The two deny any connection with the as
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO DR. MLEoD
A painful accident to Rev. DR.. Mcleod of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. occurred yesterday and will
prevent him from preaching to-day. He was stand
ing by man in his cellar who breaking some
large Jumps of camel coal with Ratchet, and piece
Aavu s,r+o re l4f%o 1lr in fha a
the sight of that eye.
DEMANDING DAMAGE FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT
John R. Foil has instituted s., 900 damage suit
against John P. Malose for false Imprisonment
Malose accused him of stealing $50 worth of lumber,
and went before the grand jury and had him ndict.
ed. When the case tried in tie Criminal Court
Wednesday there not much evidence against
Foil and he was acquitted.
THE COMING EXHIBIT OF FLOWERS
Great preparations have been made for the chrysan-
themum show which will open at Tomlinson Hall on
next Tuesday and continue during the week. It will
be one of the finest floral exhibits made in the
West. Besides specimens from all the leading indi
ana florists many design and plants from the East
pected be one of great beauty.
A FEMALE PRISONERS PETITION.
Matte Mcdonald, of Jacksonville. has filed Pc
ttion with the Governor asking for remittance of
fine. She was convicted of taking hammer and
chisel into the Jail aid prisoner to escape and
sentenced to pay $50 fine and be imprisoned for
three months She is seven teen years old and has
property. The jurors, prosecuting attorney, and
county officers join in the petition.
ANOTHER Y. N. G. A. PAPER CHASE.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gave another paper chase yester-
day. Messrs. Moon and Devore started as hares
from the of Illinois and Seventh streets at $50
o'clock. The pack of fifteen hounds let loose
beyond the Exposition building and won by nineteen
minutes The first hound in was Mr.. May. Messrs.
Dyne and Bal.enger will be hares next Saturday, and
Warner Fletcher viii have charge of the pack.
FEDERAL COURT CRIMINAL CASES.
The Buskirk case in the United States District
Court the jury yesterday and they were left
out by the judge with instructions to return sealed
verdict. Thomas Riggs pleaded guilty to charge of
counterfeitng but not sentenced. James Nc
Gale, the man who tried to get Judge Woods's opn-
ion to his guilt released yesterday. and the
case noled The prosecuting attorney found that he
was selling under license held by his wife, as he
claimed.
CLOSE OF THE FLOWER MISSION FAIR
The Flower Mission fair closed last night. At
both the afternoon and evening entertain
rnents there a good attendance. The
tsbleaux from Little Lord Fauntleroy beautiful
and the Little Brownie dance unique Twelve
little boys in brown Clothes peaked hoods and point
I'd red shoes danced and in groups, with q let
and for an natural gas This
repeated in the evening, with other tabeaux and
tue DOLLS Quadrille" given Friday evening.
After the entertainment of the articles
ing in the booths sold auction, bringing fair
prices. Even approximate to the receipts cannot
be given, the receipts not all in and but few
bills paid but the result will be satisfactory and
the ladies will feel amply repaid for their labor.
The Church Services To-Day.
At the Grace NJ. E. Church, Rev. W. J. vieus, of